Availability

Understand which documentation describes current behavior and which defines product direction.

Continual's documentation describes both the product you can use and the contracts we are building toward. Every non-current claim should be marked where it appears so you can distinguish instruction from design direction.

Status labels

CurrentSupported behavior intended for normal use.
Developer previewAvailable for evaluation, but its contract or operational support may change.
DirectionThe intended product model. It may be partially implemented or not yet available.

How to read these docs

Concept pages may describe the target model because they define the system we intend to make coherent. Guides must state prerequisites and describe only executable steps. Reference pages specify exact supported interfaces or carry an explicit status label.

Report a mismatch

If the product behaves differently from an unmarked instruction, treat it as a documentation or product defect. Use the feedback link on that page and include the project, environment, and exact step that differed.